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Turbo Mounting Kits
A turbo mounting kit supplies the gaskets and hardware used to seal and secure a turbocharger where it attaches to the engine. When a turbo comes off for service or replacement, reusing old gaskets and fasteners can lead to exhaust or oil leaks. Fitting a fresh kit helps the turbo seat properly and keeps its joints sealed under heat and boost.
We currently have 2 turbo mounting kits in stock, one from BD Diesel and one from Victor Reinz. They are the BD Diesel Dodge Cummins Turbo Mounting Kit (HE351/HE300VG) and the MAHLE Original Ford F-250 Super Duty Turbocharger Mounting Set. Between them, these kits are listed for the Dodge Ram 2500, Dodge Ram 1500 and Ford F-250 Super Duty.
Confirm that your engine and turbo match the kit listing.
Compare what the kit includes with the parts you plan to replace.
Use new gaskets rather than reusing old ones whenever the turbo comes off.
Follow the torque values and tightening sequence in your service manual.
To narrow it down, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
A turbo mounting kit supplies the gaskets and hardware used to seal and secure a turbocharger where it attaches to the engine. When a turbo comes off for service or replacement, reusing old gaskets and fasteners can lead to exhaust or oil leaks. Fitting a fresh kit helps the turbo seat properly and keeps its joints sealed under heat and boost.
We currently have 2 turbo mounting kits in stock, one from BD Diesel and one from Victor Reinz. They are the BD Diesel Dodge Cummins Turbo Mounting Kit (HE351/HE300VG) and the MAHLE Original Ford F-250 Super Duty Turbocharger Mounting Set. Between them, these kits are listed for the Dodge Ram 2500, Dodge Ram 1500 and Ford F-250 Super Duty.
Confirm that your engine and turbo match the kit listing.
Compare what the kit includes with the parts you plan to replace.
Use new gaskets rather than reusing old ones whenever the turbo comes off.
Follow the torque values and tightening sequence in your service manual.
To narrow it down, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
